[check] run() seems to only accept [0-9a-zA-Z/-_] and special chars are quoted

[RaiMan]

Sik099, OS X 10.6

The new run() command does not work as expected. seems to only accept [0-9a-zA-Z/-_.].

Interpreting the example at the end, it seems that you quote any sequence of non-[0-9a-zA-Z/-_.] characters. This leads to a very limited usability of run().

Using following script:
cmd = "" # an input for the command line
print "++++++++ run()"
print run(cmd)

print "\n++++++++ os.popen()"
import os
aus = os.popen(cmd)
for z in aus:
   print z.strip()

case: cmd = "ls -l Aperture.app"
--- same result for both commands

case: cmd = "ls -l Aperture.ap*"
--- run() empty, popen() OK

case cmd = "ps -A | grep Sikuli"
--- run() empty, popen() OK

The following 2 examples are interesting, as they accept non-[0-9a-zA-Z/-_] characters, but the handling is not as expected:
(the applescript test.scpt returns hello + the first command line parameter )

case: cmd = "osascript test.scpt \"*|#\""
++++++++ run()
hello "*|#" seems the " are double quoted
++++++++ os.popen()
hello *|#

case: cmd = "osascript test.scpt *|#"
++++++++ run()
hello *|# can only run correctly when *|# is getting quoted by run()
++++++++ os.popen()
<empty> which is correct, since this command must fail with a syntax error